Need help identifying a e-cig

[snssewell]

Hi,

I hope someone here can help me. I was at a vapor shop yesterday and they let me taste some juice. They had this big round battery with a tank on it for testing. When I pushed the button, it felt like it was automatically pushing vapor into my mouth. I was amazed and asked the girl what kind of set up this was because I want one, but all she said was that they don't sell those there. ugh. Any idea what it could have been and where I can get one?

 

[smacuser]

Not sure about the battery, but there's an RDA with a fan that'll push the vapor.
Though, I don't think this atomizer was a big seller.

TURBO RDA

 

[retired1]

Without a detailed description or pictures, there's really no way to identify what you used.

 

[Susan~S]

+1 to what retired1 said. What are you currently using to vape with?

 

[classwife]

went googling...


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(removed this one as they used MadVapes photo)
Whirlwind APV | Madvapes

 

[snssewell]

I know it's not much info and I am sorry. I wish I had taken a picture or maybe asked more questions while I was in there, but the girl didn't really seem to know very much either. I wanted to see if anyone here knew what it could have been, because I probably won't get a chance to get back down there until later this week.

I currently have the Itazte MVP and Iclear 30S tank. But when I see other people vape somewhere they blow out these huge amounts of vapor and all I get is a small baby cloud of vapor. I would really like something more powerful.

 

[USMCotaku]

your biggest obstacle to vapor production in that set up is the tank.....while the original MVP wasn't very high powered, you can get more out of it then you currently are. I can get pretty decent "cloud" using a kanger sub tank and the 1.2 ohm coil running at 12-15 watts....not rain clouds, but better then the iClear.

 

[DebiK]

Could you try to describe it? Was the battery bigger than an ego battery? Was it a tube mod? What color or material? How big was the tank? color? material? Any words or symbols that you remember?

 

[snssewell]

Could you try to describe it? Was the battery bigger than an ego battery? Was it a tube mod? What color or material? How big was the tank? color? material? Any words or symbols that you remember?

I think tube mod is what it was. It was bigger than the ego. And it had a clear tank with metal and they gave you little rubber tips to put on for testing. Now I am not sure if it actually had a fan or anything, maybe it just produced so much vapor when pushing the button that it felt like vapor was being pushed in my mouth, just because I am not used to getting that much vapor?
I so regret not paying better attention.

At least now I have something to google for "Tube mod" thanks for that. If there are any recommendation on something that produces a good amount of vapor I am open for suggestions. hehe.

your biggest obstacle to vapor production in that set up is the tank.....while the original MVP wasn't very high powered, you can get more out of it then you currently are. I can get pretty decent "cloud" using a kanger sub tank and the 1.2 ohm coil running at 12-15 watts....not rain clouds, but better then the iClear.

Thanks, I will have a look at the tank. LOL @ rain clouds. I be happy if I can get more than what I am getting now. I already noticed, that depending on juice I get more or less vapor as well, but even with good juice it still looks like baby dragon breath compared to what I see other people getting out of theirs. But I don't want to walk up to random strangers and ask about their ecigs lol.

Also thanks to everyone else for trying to help me

 

[crxess]

Not sure about the battery, but there's an RDA with a fan that'll push the vapor.
Though, I don't think this atomizer was a big seller.

TURBO RDA

Actually all of that design(that I've found) simply spin while inhaling - Drawing air across the blades
Often they fail if the build is to low and over heats the RDA.

 

[USMCotaku]

I think tube mod is what it was. It was bigger than the ego. And it had a clear tank with metal and they gave you little rubber tips to put on for testing. Now I am not sure if it actually had a fan or anything, maybe it just produced so much vapor when pushing the button that it felt like vapor was being pushed in my mouth, just because I am not used to getting that much vapor?
I so regret not paying better attention.

At least now I have something to google for "Tube mod" thanks for that. If there are any recommendation on something that produces a good amount of vapor I am open for suggestions. hehe.



Thanks, I will have a look at the tank. LOL @ rain clouds. I be happy if I can get more than what I am getting now. I already noticed, that depending on juice I get more or less vapor as well, but even with good juice it still looks like baby dragon breath compared to what I see other people getting out of theirs. But I don't want to walk up to random strangers and ask about their ecigs lol.

Also thanks to everyone else for trying to help me

Higher VG mixes produce better "cloud", higher PG increases flavor and throat hit. My happy spot is around 70/30 vg/pg. But, VG is thicker, and doesn't wick as fast, so may not work well for you in the iClear (will be fine in a tank like the kanger)....just a note, when using higher VG, if it isn't wicking fast enough, lessening your air flow will increase tank vacuum pressure, causing it to wick a bit faster.

 

[roxynoodle]

Was it something like this?

Innokin Endura T18 Starter Kit

 

[Susan~S]

At least now I have something to google for "Tube mod" thanks for that. If there are any recommendation on something that produces a good amount of vapor I am open for suggestions. hehe.

I often recommend an iStick 30 watt or Coolfire 4 (both mods) with an Aspire Mini Nautilus or eLeaf GS Air M (both tanks). Videos below.

eLeaf iStick 30 Watt
Innokin Coolfire 4
Aspire Nautilus Mini
eLeaf GS Air M Tank

Picture of the Mini Nautilus on the iStick 30 watt

 

[Izan]

Hi,

I hope someone here can help me. I was at a vapor shop yesterday and they let me taste some juice. They had this big round battery with a tank on it for testing. When I pushed the button, it felt like it was automatically pushing vapor into my mouth. I was amazed and asked the girl what kind of set up this was because I want one, but all she said was that they don't sell those there. ugh. Any idea what it could have been and where I can get one?

Hi,
Sounds like you need to take a trip BACK to the shop...Or make a phone call?



In the end...if you are NOT smoking...don't worry about how small your cloud is. (We don't judge)

 

[USMCotaku]

I would personally lean towards the newer coolfire over the iStick...I feel its build quality is a bit better, and opt for a tank with more coil options. The nauti is a good, tried and true mouth to lung tank, but if shooting for more vapor production, it falls behind many other tanks like the Kanger sub tank mini, or Aspire Atlantis for example. A coolfire and either of those tanks will be worlds above his current setup in vapor production

 

[Ben85]

You could be here forever with that description sadly.

Pop back and take a pic

 

[snssewell]

Thanks everyone! Now I have plenty of homework
I was kind of hoping that pushing vapor out was something common and I was just behind and am the only one that didn't know about those set ups lol. Not really looking for the exact same one they had, but anything that would have that kind of effect --- if that makes sense.
I did find their FB page and left them a message if they can tell me what battery/tank they use to let people test their juices. The are closed today, so maybe I can get an answer tomorrow. Will go look at all the suggestions tonight. Thanks a ton. I will report back if I find out what kind of setup it was Worst case I will just have to go back down there sometime this week.

 

[snssewell]

Was it something like this?

Innokin Endura T18 Starter Kit

This comes close, but I think the battery was a bit thicker.

 

[roxynoodle]

This comes close, but I think the battery was a bit thicker.

There is a 22mm version also called Endura T22.

 

[Izan]

There is a 22mm version also called Endura T22.